Neighborhood summary

Living on Monsy Place in Staten Island, you'd find yourself in a moderately well-maintained, yet somewhat challenged urban environment. The street's grade of C reflects the persistent issues that residents face, with some of the most pressing concerns revolving around infrastructure and sanitation.

The street is often shrouded in darkness due to malfunctioning street lights, with four reports of street light outages. This can make nighttime navigation and security a concern. The sidewalks, too, pose challenges, with reports of broken sidewalks and defective or missing curb pieces, making it difficult for residents, especially the elderly or those with mobility issues, to navigate safely. Additionally, illegal dumping and littering contribute to a generally dirty and unsightly streetscape.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with two noise complaints reported. This could be attributed to loud parties, music, or late-night activities, potentially disrupting the peace and quiet that residents might expect in their neighborhood. Furthermore, double-parked vehicles blocking traffic and derelict vehicles contribute to parking woes and can hinder emergency vehicle access during snowstorms, as evidenced by the snow removal request.

Despite these challenges, the neighborhood is not entirely devoid of charm. Nearby streets like Matthew Place and Tiger Court boast higher grades, indicating that better-maintained areas are within reach. The crime statistics, while not alarming, do suggest that residents should remain vigilant, with offenses ranging from harassment and grand larceny to vehicle-related infractions.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 19 complaints) · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 135 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Monsey Place

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Crime on Monsey Place

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